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12 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Wednesdoy, August 2, 1967 White Socks Add Hitters By ED SCHUYLER JR. sixth for the first + game vie- Associated Press Sports Writer tory over Boston. Chicago White Sox gained the! . Jim Lonborg, on pass from reputation as a good-pitch, no-|two week's active duty with hit team. But that was in their/the army reserve, ran his rec BBC era--Before Boyer and Col-| ord to 15-4, with relief help, in avito. |the second game. Ken Boyer. whose pinch-hit) Boston wiped out a 3-0 Kan- Single tied the game in Chi-|<as City lead with four runs in cago's 4-2 victory over Cleve-| the fifth inning. 'The fourth and jand Indians Monday night, got|tie - breaking ran scored when a double and three singles in} Regcie Smith's pop fly dropped five limes at bat and scored | for 4 double as second baseman twice in the White Sox' 11-5)ponaldson and outfielders Rick vps of the Indians Tues-| Monday and Jim Gosger col- day night. | lided Colavito, who: won Monday's} Donaldson was carried from pee with a ae rg 'N | the field, but suffered only a a te eee oe sieht pulled muscle above his right ng' ve » 5c knee three runs and drove in one' pocton clinched the nightcap Tuesday He ipa ae with four runs in the seventh, Since eing acquire TOM three o ' an's New York Mets July 2, Boyer So oe oe has gone 14-for-31 for a .452 av-| Tony Oliva tripled home two erase, with four RBI. OLASAtO Laine in a three-run first inning Picked up from Cleveland last! and Ted Uhlaender drove in two Saturday, is 4-for-12 for a .333) with a two-out, bases-loaded sin- elas oun ge yg Oe an|£l¢, in the fifth for Minnesota's tsewhere in ! rican | Victory League Tuesday night, Boston : Red Sox lost 4-3 to Kansas City' CHANCE WINS NO. 13 before beating the Athletics 8-3 Dean Chance picked up - his "Minnesota Twins edged Wash- 13th victo ry against eight ington Senators 5-4, Detroit Ti- losses, but he needed relief help gers topped Baltimore Orioles from Al Worthington when 4-2 and New York Yankees| Washington scored twice in the ci) cee eee 6-1. jei to pull to within one AP CHISOX*' s run Cleveland scored three times Earl Wilson, backed by solo in the seventh off starter Gary homers from Don Wert and Bill Peters and tied the game with Freehan and a two inning relief @ pail on Lee Maye's single injstint by Mike Marshall, made the eighth off reliever Hoyt Wil-/his record 14-8 for Detroit 3 helm, who had driven in the| Wert also drove in a run with Sox' fifth run with a single ina sacrifice fly the top of the inning. Mel Stottlemyre broke a Kansas City scored four,scoreless tie with a two-run sin: times in the third inning on/gle in the seventh inning when Bert Campaneris' three - run|\New York scored five times triple and John Donaldson's sin-/ The right - hander lost a shut- gles and Chuck Dobson survived! out in the eighth when Jim Fre- a three - run homer by Carljgosi beat out an infield hit with Yastrzemski, his 27th, in the'the bases loaded. ™ STEINBERG 6,000 Discount Food Prices ay, Mays Powers | Giants Win | By HAL BOCK jout single in the fifth following Associated Press Sports Writer an error by Gene Alley, tied it Willie Mays ruined another|for the Giants. pitcher's duel in the National} Ferguson Jenkins hurled a League Tuesday, leading San' six-hitter and won his 14th zame Francisco Giants 3-1 victory for the Cubs, as the Cardinals' over Pittsburgh Pirates. SIX-game winning streak came Willie walloped his 14th home to an end Tun of the season and No. 556 Ron Santo and Clarence Junes of his career helping Juan Mar-| smacked run - scoring doubles, the National League. jthe Cards rocked him for both In the other National League their runs. But the young right- action Tuesday, Chicago Cubs/hander pitched out of the jam cut St. Louis lead to 344 games/and hung-on for the victory. by clipping the Cardinals 3-2,| Maloney, 9-7, hurled his sec- Cincinnati Reds shut out At-/ond complete game of the sea- Janta Braves 2-0 on Jim Ma-|son and was in control all the Mets topped Houston Red 5-1 Way against the Braves. He and Philadelphia Phillies nipped scattered three Singles and Los Angeles Dodgers 2-1. struck out eight. Marichal hurled a six-hitter- PROTECTS LEAD and drove in the game's tie- Maloney protected a 1-0 lead breaking run with a sixth-inning|provided whe n Tony Perez single following hits by Hal Lan-|rapped into a bases - loaded jer and Tito Fuentes. double play in the fourth. Then Roberto Clemente had tripled doubles by Pavletich and Chico home a run for the Pirates in| Ruiz gave him an insurance run the third but Ji mHart's two-lin the eighth. Siena WE ARE LAUGHING ALL THE WAY TO Becouse the Real Estate Dept. of CENTRAL ONTARIO TRUST just sold our he use. fOr us AND CHARGED US ONLY 4% COMMISSION Thot saved us $250 00, which j to us! Why don't YOU list 0 lot of money YOUR home where they charge you ONLY 40, TO SELL IT, ond where they also have their own m age money, This meons they con get t you more cash for your Property | CALL CENTRAL ONTARIO TRUST Real Estate Dept. 723-5221 Tom Houston 668-4416 Allan Thompson 728-2820 Horvey Hogon 655-3663 founramneap . 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